Support for the Death Penalty: A Gender-Specific Model

By S. Stack. 2000

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Subfields: Gender Studies, Sociology and Political Science

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/f236e2e4a0e808ebdb1edf86395c61abaafff379

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• EXPLORING THE EFFECTS OF ATTITUDES TOWARD THE DEATH PENALTY ON CAPITAL SENTENCING VERDICTS (2004, background): “People who support the death penalty also score high on scales of authoritarianism (Boehm, 1968; Moran & Comfort, 1986; Stack, 2000; Vidmar, 1974; Vidmar & Dittenhoffer, 1981) and dogmatism (Rokeach & McLellan, 1969; Vidmar, 1974; Vidmar & Dittenhoffer, 1981; but see Thomas & Howard, 1977).”